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Hello everyone!

I have a question about the I-864 document and what you send back with it. I am sending off my I0864 today. I want to be sure that I include everything that they will need. I have sent the following:

1. I-864 (Completed and signed)

2. Printed and Signed copy of the tax return for 2006 (I filed Electronically)

3. Copy of the acceptance of my Electronic Tax Return for 2006.

4. Tax Transcripts for the 2004, 2005, and 2006.

Will this be enough?

Thanks!

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I-864

  • IRS transcripts OR copy of IRS return (1040/W2/1099) but both are unnecessary, transcripts are better.
  • A Letter from employer, stating job description, salary, part time/full time, permanent/temporary, on company letterhead.
  • A few recent pay stubs.

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I submitted 3yrs of ITR's... But I think 1 is enough now.. Also if your not submitting assets and co-sponsors.. I suggest to just use I-864ez.

As mentioned above.. You will need your latest paystub, and Employment Certificate..

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I submitted 3yrs of ITR's... But I think 1 is enough now.. Also if your not submitting assets and co-sponsors.. I suggest to just use I-864ez.

As mentioned above.. You will need your latest paystub, and Employment Certificate..

Are you sure that a pay stub and emploer letter is required? The instructions say this is optional.

Thanks!

June 2006 Met Online

many emails and Skype sessions

November 2006 Met in the US

Many emails and Skype sessions

April 16th 2007 Married in Japan

June 11th 2007 USCIS posted case Online

June 12th 2007 Check Cashed

June Received NOA-1 dated June 29th 2007

June to September Wife visits me in the US (3 month visit)

October 17th 2007 Touched

October 17th Approved

October 29th NVC Received documents from USICS

October 31st NVC assigns Case number

November 5th 3032 and AOS bill sent out

November 22nd Wife receives 3032 in Japan

November 24th Wife mails 3032 back to NVC

November 26th I receive AOS bill and send it back to NVC (same day)

November 28th 3032 entered into NVC system

November 30th AOS bill entered into the system

December 3rd IV Bill Generated

December 11th Received I-864 packet

December 12th sent I-864 to NVC

December 14th Received the IV bill

December 14th Completed Medical Exam

December 15th Sent back IV bill

December 20th IV Bill input into the NVC system

December 26th DS-230 mailed

January 28th CASE COMPLETE!!!

February 08th Case at Embassy

March 04th Police Certificate

March 31st INTERVIEW!!!!

April 20th Date of Entery !!!

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Are you sure that a pay stub and emploer letter is required? The instructions say this is optional.

Thanks!

Well since you mentioned is optional.. I guess you could do without em..

But If I were you.. I would include all all the optional requirements for backup. You don't want to risk delay and get an RFE for insufficient Documents..

I'm telling you.. Their are crazy like that..

Just my .02 cents..

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NVC Case Complete = January 2, 2008

Received Packet 4 here in the US (Interview Packet) = January 18, 2008

Case Left NVC Forwarded to USEM Manila = January 23, 2008

SLEC Medical = Jan 31 and Feb 1, 2008 (2 days)

USEM Manila Interview = February 20, 2008 @ 8:30am = DONE! (Status: 2 Months wait is over APPROVED)

CFO Guidance & Counseling = April 17, 2008

Visa in Hand = April 18, 2008 (Our Wedding Anniversary)

Arrival in the US and POE = April 23, 2008 JFK Intl. Airport New York City

Social Security Card = May 2, 2008

Green Card in Hand = August 18,2008

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Japan
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Are you sure that a pay stub and emploer letter is required? The instructions say this is optional.

Thanks!

Well since you mentioned is optional.. I guess you could do without em..

But If I were you.. I would include all all the optional requirements for backup. You don't want to risk delay and get an RFE for insufficient Documents..

I'm telling you.. Their are crazy like that..

Just my .02 cents..

I would agree with Roserick, send as many of the optional supporting evidence as possible and don't give them any reason to delay the process. I would use the tax transcripts instead of the return as I have heard that it is the preferred tax evidence. Also I seem to remember there being an additional requirement if you sent a return, I don't remember what though.

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